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Ahh yup that makes sense!
We will see how far I can push the flat files lol
We will see how far I can push the flat files lol
December 16, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Ahh yup that makes sense!
We will see how far I can push the flat files lol
We will see how far I can push the flat files lol
I’m currently thinking purely flat files plus structured frontmatter + a linter to verify all the metadata is the right schema. That way everything can be it git
But that’s all in my head so far, we will see how it goes!
But that’s all in my head so far, we will see how it goes!
December 16, 2025 at 3:19 PM
I’m currently thinking purely flat files plus structured frontmatter + a linter to verify all the metadata is the right schema. That way everything can be it git
But that’s all in my head so far, we will see how it goes!
But that’s all in my head so far, we will see how it goes!
Thanks for the answers!
I like to hear it’s mostly flat files as that’s what I was thinking too for my version
I like to hear it’s mostly flat files as that’s what I was thinking too for my version
December 16, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Thanks for the answers!
I like to hear it’s mostly flat files as that’s what I was thinking too for my version
I like to hear it’s mostly flat files as that’s what I was thinking too for my version
Where does the server run, especially as it relates to mobile friendly? Running in your machine and vpn or such so can access from phone?
Thanks again for sharing, excited about this!
Thanks again for sharing, excited about this!
December 16, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Where does the server run, especially as it relates to mobile friendly? Running in your machine and vpn or such so can access from phone?
Thanks again for sharing, excited about this!
Thanks again for sharing, excited about this!
Where does the data live and how structured vs unstructured is it?
Claude seems to be really good at looking through files on disk on its own but that’s inherently less structured than DB rows for instance
Claude seems to be really good at looking through files on disk on its own but that’s inherently less structured than DB rows for instance
December 16, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Where does the data live and how structured vs unstructured is it?
Claude seems to be really good at looking through files on disk on its own but that’s inherently less structured than DB rows for instance
Claude seems to be really good at looking through files on disk on its own but that’s inherently less structured than DB rows for instance
Watched the video this morning and love the system! Now can’t stop thinking about making my own version tuned to me
A few questions if you don’t mind!
A few questions if you don’t mind!
December 16, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Watched the video this morning and love the system! Now can’t stop thinking about making my own version tuned to me
A few questions if you don’t mind!
A few questions if you don’t mind!
Ahh yes fair! Wasn’t thinking through on delete options
December 12, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Ahh yes fair! Wasn’t thinking through on delete options
For 1:1 can’t you really put the FK on either model? A nullable column with a FK from “parent” to child. Should would just as well as a FK from child to parent here I think?
Unless you meant a true 1:1, not an optional 1:1 but I find “true” 1:1 pretty rare
Unless you meant a true 1:1, not an optional 1:1 but I find “true” 1:1 pretty rare
December 12, 2025 at 10:47 AM
For 1:1 can’t you really put the FK on either model? A nullable column with a FK from “parent” to child. Should would just as well as a FK from child to parent here I think?
Unless you meant a true 1:1, not an optional 1:1 but I find “true” 1:1 pretty rare
Unless you meant a true 1:1, not an optional 1:1 but I find “true” 1:1 pretty rare
Not super familiar with elysia but I believe unrelated
That prototype pollution mentioned in that screenshot is also a different attack vector that what was used for React2Shell (I believe, not a security researcher lol)
That prototype pollution mentioned in that screenshot is also a different attack vector that what was used for React2Shell (I believe, not a security researcher lol)
December 11, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Not super familiar with elysia but I believe unrelated
That prototype pollution mentioned in that screenshot is also a different attack vector that what was used for React2Shell (I believe, not a security researcher lol)
That prototype pollution mentioned in that screenshot is also a different attack vector that what was used for React2Shell (I believe, not a security researcher lol)
Only React derivatives, like nextjs etc.
Not other JS frameworks like Express which the PDS uses
This was explicitly a React issue, it’s just that react has a large footprint in the industry lol
Not other JS frameworks like Express which the PDS uses
This was explicitly a React issue, it’s just that react has a large footprint in the industry lol
December 11, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Only React derivatives, like nextjs etc.
Not other JS frameworks like Express which the PDS uses
This was explicitly a React issue, it’s just that react has a large footprint in the industry lol
Not other JS frameworks like Express which the PDS uses
This was explicitly a React issue, it’s just that react has a large footprint in the industry lol
The PDS doesn’t use React at all from what I see (and matches my intuition) so believe that shouldn’t be vulnerable at all
December 11, 2025 at 2:36 PM
The PDS doesn’t use React at all from what I see (and matches my intuition) so believe that shouldn’t be vulnerable at all
Looks like Ozone definitely was since it’s in the nextjs stack. Was upgraded to a few days ago in GitHub
github.com/bluesky-soci...
github.com/bluesky-soci...
:arrow_up: Upgrade nextjs and react versions everywhere by foysalit · Pull Request #412 · bluesky-social/ozone
Addresses #409
github.com
December 11, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Looks like Ozone definitely was since it’s in the nextjs stack. Was upgraded to a few days ago in GitHub
github.com/bluesky-soci...
github.com/bluesky-soci...
Mostly middle, but often with one “stick” like the left to use to move around the small pieces
November 27, 2025 at 3:31 AM
Mostly middle, but often with one “stick” like the left to use to move around the small pieces
Wanted to see and of course didn’t want you to doxx yourself lol
So Random YouTube short of a (maybe similar) RC Stump Grinder
youtube.com/shorts/0afPZ...
It’s hard to tell from the original picture, was yours this big Sam? I was picturing it smaller in my head. Super cool tho
So Random YouTube short of a (maybe similar) RC Stump Grinder
youtube.com/shorts/0afPZ...
It’s hard to tell from the original picture, was yours this big Sam? I was picturing it smaller in my head. Super cool tho
Rayco remote control stump grinder #shortvideo #treeservice #crane #skidsteer #treeremoval #arborist
YouTube video by New Beginnings Tree Service LLC
youtube.com
November 13, 2025 at 11:35 AM
Wanted to see and of course didn’t want you to doxx yourself lol
So Random YouTube short of a (maybe similar) RC Stump Grinder
youtube.com/shorts/0afPZ...
It’s hard to tell from the original picture, was yours this big Sam? I was picturing it smaller in my head. Super cool tho
So Random YouTube short of a (maybe similar) RC Stump Grinder
youtube.com/shorts/0afPZ...
It’s hard to tell from the original picture, was yours this big Sam? I was picturing it smaller in my head. Super cool tho
Any interest in Sorbet or other ruby type checkers? Just curious!
I use Sorbet heavily at work. It’s definitely its own thing than “standard” Ruby but I don’t think I can go back to type less Ruby now lol
I use Sorbet heavily at work. It’s definitely its own thing than “standard” Ruby but I don’t think I can go back to type less Ruby now lol
October 29, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Any interest in Sorbet or other ruby type checkers? Just curious!
I use Sorbet heavily at work. It’s definitely its own thing than “standard” Ruby but I don’t think I can go back to type less Ruby now lol
I use Sorbet heavily at work. It’s definitely its own thing than “standard” Ruby but I don’t think I can go back to type less Ruby now lol
I’d say the meta programming can make the Project/App complex for sure
But the language itself is fairly simple, it just gives you a lot of freedom. For better or worse lol
But the language itself is fairly simple, it just gives you a lot of freedom. For better or worse lol
October 29, 2025 at 1:43 PM
I’d say the meta programming can make the Project/App complex for sure
But the language itself is fairly simple, it just gives you a lot of freedom. For better or worse lol
But the language itself is fairly simple, it just gives you a lot of freedom. For better or worse lol
Found Agent OS from your post and already installing it on my projects!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
October 29, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Found Agent OS from your post and already installing it on my projects!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
I immediately went and looked up display contents. And ya that is pretty cool!
So agreed and thanks for the cool tip!
So agreed and thanks for the cool tip!
October 20, 2025 at 2:22 PM
I immediately went and looked up display contents. And ya that is pretty cool!
So agreed and thanks for the cool tip!
So agreed and thanks for the cool tip!